If You're Using Your Imagination, You Tend

Being In The Audience Actually Looks Like Quite A Lot Of Fun.

If Anyone Had Told Me In The '60s That 20 Years Later We'd Still Be Talking About Whether Pot Was Worse Than This Or That, I'd Have Said, Oh, Come Off It, Boys.

Sometimes When You Write A Thing You Think, 'oh, This Is Good', And It's Not A Modesty Or An Immodesty Thing, You Just... It's Just The Same With Anything; When You Write A Piece You Just Figure, 'oh Yeah, I'm On A Roll Here. This Is Good; I'm Getting The Hang Of This'. Some Pieces Are Better Than Others.

When You Get The Money, You Still Need To Keep Going; You Don't Stop. There Has To Be Something Else. I Think It's The Freedom To Do What You Want And To Live Your Dreams.

One Of My Great Memories Of John Is From When We Were Having Some Argument. I Was Disagreeing And We Were Calling Each Other Names. We Let It Settle For A Second And Then He Lowered His Glasses And He Said: "it's Only Me." And Then He Put His Glasses Back On Again. To Me, That Was John. Those Were The Moments When I Actually Saw Him Without The Facade, The Armor, Which I Loved As Well, Like Anyone Else. It Was A Beautiful Suit Of Armor. But It Was Wonderful When He Let The Visor Down And You'd Just See The John Lennon That He Was Frightened To Reveal To The World.